It attaches by screwing the stand into the VESA mount holes on the back. The stand is the generic stand you will find with any Cintiq alternative and does it’s job well. The parallax is real, but subtle when drawing.

Though, the display does have a bit of a space between the surface and the screen that is less than 1cm, but does cause some parallax. Rated at 14ms response time, there is basically no detectable lag between you and your brush strokes.

This is no problem with the Kingtee 22u Mini. Without IPS technology, colours become washed out the instant you change your viewing angle. If the tablet you’re looking for doesn’t have any version of IPS, don’t buy it unless you sit directly in front of the screen. Though, you can purchase a 22in matte Cintiq screen protector on Amazon if you want the paper feel. Many tablet PC owners know this feel and I have gotten used to it. Because the surface is glossy, your pen will slide around easily, like drawing on smooth plastic or glass. The display is a beautiful glossy LED H-IPS screen that is viewable at any angle. The specs that enticed me were the large display of 21.5in with the also high resolution of 1920x1080. At USD $649 with 1 week free international shipping, I could not pass it up.Īlong with the display and the pen, it comes very securely packed with 5 nib replacements, an external 12v PSU, threaded HDMI cable, male-to-male USB for the digitizer, USB pen charger, and a warranty card, driver disc, microfibre cloth, and manual in a single bag. At the time, I felt the same and started looking into alternatives to my trusted Wacom brand and decided to take the risk of finding a tablet that would be cheaper in price, but not in content.Īfter a year of searching for the right display (and failing to make my own), I stumbled upon the Bosto Kingtee 22u Mini. Around a year ago I started to become interested in display digitizers when I heard in a podcast an artist talk about how their tablet was bottlenecking their skills. I began learning digital art about 5 years ago on a Wacom Bamboo. As of writing, this is the only version of the 22u Mini available. Such as the Kingtee 14WX, which originally had a 1366x768 screen is now the 14WX+ which has a 1920x1080 screen as well as the 22HD having a case similar to their 22HDX is now called the 22HD Mini, which has the body of the 22u Mini with a different digitizer. Bosto is known for changing the specs of their tablets’ specs while keeping the general naming scheme. To preface, this the mid-2014 version of Kingtee 22u Mini. Hello! I am Taylor Simpson here to guest review the Bosto Kingtee 22u Mini. This guest review was written by Taylor Simpson

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